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Frankenstein Created Woman (Widescreen)

Peter Cushing (Actor), Susan Denberg (Actor), Terence Fisher (Director) | Rated: Unrated | Format: DVD
3.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (15 customer reviews)

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Will the real Soul please stand up Dec 13 2002
By Ned
Format:DVD
At the beginning of the movie a murderer is guillotine and witnessed by his young son Hans. Years later Hans is working with Dr. Hertz and Dr. Bon Frankenstein (played by Peter Cushing). Frankenstein has himself frozen for exactly one hour, down to the second, where he is trying to prove that the soul does not leave the body. He is revived and to celebrate his success sends Hans out to get some champagne at one of the local pubs. Hans is in love with the owner's daughter (Christina played by Susan Denberg) and spends the night with her but when the owner is killed Hans is accused and refuses to tell where he was when the murder took place. Hans is found guilty and himself guillotined like his father. Christina sees this and jumps off a bridge and drowns.

Dr. Frankenstein retrieves Hans's body, captures his soul, and places it in Christina body. Among Frankenstein accomplishments he is a brilliant cosmetic surgeon and turns Christina into a beautiful blond with the aid of Dr. Hertz. Now with a new body and Hans's soul revenge is sought for Hans and Christina's father's deaths.

This is another excellent Hammer film and with Peter Cushing heading the cast. The quality of the DVD is excellent.

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WARNING Jun 21 2002
By O. Khan
Format:DVD
this Anchor Bay DVD appears to have serious flaws as almost all of the originally pressed discs no longer play correctly.....those of you who have these discs, Please check them in your dvd players as 9 out of 10 of them have suffered a form of corruption that doesnt allow them to work anylonger...........the worst news of all is that ANCHOR BAY dont apparently have the license to release this title again at the moment, so those of us who have dumped our Elite Laserdiscs are rather stuck with a dud dvd. Anchor Bay who are normally so excellent about handling themselves ought really to start something about refunding those of us who are stuck with a dud disc - clearly something they MUST have had some idea about.
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stylish, erotic, smart- all my favorites!!! May 18 2002
By ERigby
Format:VHS Tape
I saw this many, many years ago in the theatre... still a great movie, but the tape didn't exactly capture the lush backgrounds, the erotism of the first time. Well, I'm also not 6 (or whatever) years old.
Still, I experienced again: a delirious crush on Hans, the romantic, too-good-to-be-true, hero- who was able to love AND LUST after Christine, the flawed and mistreated servant girl (haven't we all been her at one time?)His ability to see past the scars she felt such shame from made him a big numero uno for me even way back then.
Second: yowza! I prayed that my pre-adolescent self would develop into ANY SEMBLANCE WHAT-SO-EVER of the oozing sexuality of the transformed/re-created (isn't that another wish of ours, ladies?) Christina (Susan Denberg)...
And, oh yeah... Peter Cushing is in it, too.
HA! Just kidding...the blend of old school, classic horror and repressed sexuality made for a memorable movie that I had to buy and watch again and again.
If you dig the mix... and you know who you are out there... get this movie
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Most recent customer reviews
Will the real Hammer Frankenstein please stand up?
Hammer's Victor Frankenstein owes little to the Universal series (where the character was named Henry and in fact the sequels featured the monster and not the Doctor) or even the... Read more
Published on Nov 20 2001 by William Armstrong
The Hammer Films Hit a New Low.
This film seems almost a waste of Peter Cushing's talents as an actor for here he plays the Baron, trying to save the soul of a woman by giving her a new life and body (Yeah,... Read more
Published on Jun 7 2001
One of Terence Fisher's most stunningly mature films.
Frankenstein Created Woman(1967)- A film alot of people dislike mainly becasue it's perhaps the only Fisher/Cushing/Frankenstein film to sideline the character of the Baron. Read more
Published on May 4 2001 by Decimated1184
Cushing created Hammer.
Peter Cushing as the Baron.This time,Baron Frankenstein starts off with another bizarre experiment.He intends to take souls from fresh corpses,and give them new life,in another... Read more
Published on April 26 2001 by SCOTT W COOPER
poetic gothic mood piece....nothing more....nothing less
Most people shunt this film aside, or simply saying it's one of the lesser hammer frankensteins, just because it doesn't have any of the know-to-be qualites of any run-of-the-mill... Read more
Published on Nov 13 2000
Created Woman, but forgot about suspense!
As an admirer of most Hammer productions, I am hard-pressed to find many redeeming qualities in this picture. Hammer films are largely known for their eerie atmosphere. Read more
Published on Oct 30 2000
Frankenstein Created Cinderella!
OK, first off, this is NOT, NOT, NOT a conventional Frankenstein movie. Frankenstein (the icily attractive and very gifted Peter Cushing) overhauls the deformed body of a dead... Read more
Published on Sep 22 2000
Frankenstein Creates a Boring Woman
The most interesting thing about this DVD was that it wouldn't play on my DVD player. When it was inserted into the Sony 7000 it said "Insert Disc". Read more
Published on Sep 6 2000
Frankenstein's spare time
Did you know that between creating his own people that Baron Victor Frankenstein also transplanted a soul from one body to another? Well that is what the Baron does in this film. Read more
Published on April 11 2000 by Mark McKinney
Do you have anything in a redhead?
That evil genius is up to it again! This time trapping the souls of the recently departed or decapitated and transplanting it with beautiful ferocity. Read more
Published on Feb 23 2000 by Nicholas B. Stewart
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